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Scott Snyder Celebrates 75 Years of The Joker, Teases Real Origin Reveal
In a discussion about the big events in "Batman"#38, Scott Snyder confirms that "Endgame" is definitely the last time he'll ever write The Joker.
REVIEW: Snyder and Capullo's "Batman" #38
As Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo push the "Endgame" arc forward, this issue "gives readers a lot to consider."
IMAGE EXPO: "Storytelling" Panel with Snyder, DeConnick and Liu
Image Comics creators Scott Snyder, Kelly Sue DeConnick and Marjorie Liu talked craft Thursday afternoon at Image Expo in San Francisco.
IMAGE EXPO: Keynote Address Announces New Projects from Vaughan, Snyder, Lemire and More
The 2015 comic book season kicked off with Image Comics Publisher Eric Stephenson's keynote address and tons of newly announced series.
Capullo's Batman Looms 8 Stories High in Times Square Ad
Over the weekend, Google's block-long, 8-stories-tall digital billboard - the largest in North America - ran an ad for "Batman, Vol. 1: The Court of Owls."
REVIEW: Snyder & Jock's "Wytches" #3
Scott Snyder & Jock's "Wytches" #3 "succeeds on its ability to stroke readers emotions based on their fears, both real-life and imaginary."
Snyder Cranks Up the Fear Factor in "Batman" #37
Scott Snyder discusses Bruce Wayne's psyche in "Endgame" as he counter-attacks a fearless maniac, and tells CBR about the final pages of "Batman" #37.
REVIEW: Snyder & Capullo's "Batman" #37
Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo's "Batman" #37 "delivers surprises, tension, chills and a lot of extra pages to boot" as "Endgame" continues.
Snyder Reveals the Dangerous Secrets of "Wytches"
Explore the dark recesses in the mind of Scott Snyder in a shadowy exploration and exclusive preview of his creepy creator-owned series, "Wytches."
Snyder Teases "Batman's" Future, "Wytches" Movie Developments, "American Vampire's" Return
"Batman" scribe Scott Snyder's Reddit AMA teased developments for the "Wytches" film, the future of the Bat-books and much more.
Tynion, Fawkes, Higgins & Seeley Prepare "Batman Eternal's" Final Act
The "Batman Eternal" writing team joins forces to speak about issue #36, the reveal-heavy third act of their epic weekly DC Comics series.
"Dark Knight Returns" Sequel In Talks with Miller & Snyder
CBR has confirmed previous reports of a potential Frank Miller and Scott Snyder co-written sequel to DC's celebrated "Dark Knight Returns."
Thought Bubble 2014: The Innovative Writers of Image Comics
Jason Aaron, Scott Snyder, Kieron Gillen and more talk about their work, process and interests.
Snyder Discusses His Final Joker Story, What's Next for "Batman"
Calling "Endgame" 'the last time I intend to write Joker,' Scott Snyder has a spoiler-filled talk with us about the latest chapter's twist, turns and shocking revelations.
REVIEW: Snyder & Capullo's "Batman" #36
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo continue "Endgame" in "Batman" #36, "a strong and well-composed comic" and "the sign of strong craft."
Joker Reveals All-New Face on Greg Capullo's "Batman" #37 Cover
The "Endgame" installment will also receive a variant cover by Andy Kubert depicting one of Joker's "Greatest Hits."
Comics A.M. - Malaysian Police Launch New Probe of Cartoonist
Investigation follows arrest of three of Zunar's assistants! Red Giant announces huge orders for free No. 1 issues! Scott Snyder discusses "The Wake"! Plus more!
CBR TV: Bennett Talks Breaking into Comics, Gaining Momentum & Long Term Plans
Rising star writer Marguerite Bennett talks about her increasingly busy schedule, working with huge names and BOOM!'s "Sleepy Hollow" series.
Snyder Brings "Superman Unchained" to an Explosive Conclusion
Scott Snyder discusses the climactic finale of "Superman Unchained," the bumps along the road and why a fallible Man of Steel is his favorite Superman.
REVIEW: Snyder & Lee's "Superman Unchained" #9
Scott Snyder & Jim Lee's final issue of "Superman Unchained" "brings the entirety of the series to a positive close" for the Man of Steel.
EXCLUSIVE: Snyder and Jock's "Wytches" #1 Tops 90K in Sales
With "Wytches" #1 passing a reported 90,000 in combined orders, co-creators Scott Snyder and Jock share their reaction to the news with CBR.
Image Expo Returns in January 2015
The latest installment of Image Expo sees the one-day show return to San Francisco with Brian K. Vaughan, Todd McFarlane, Scott Snyder and more.
Comics A.M. - Rhode Island Comic Con Exceeds Capacity
Organizers apologize for Saturday "hiccup"! Kelly Sue DeConnick on her vision for "Captain Marvel"! Talking horror with Mignola, Snyder and more!
Jonah's Talk Radio Show Returns on KFI!
CBR Executive Producer Jonah Weiland's pop culture/comics culture show returns to the airwaves with guests including Scott Snyder and Rick Remender.
Snyder Confirms "Batman Eternal" Year 2, Talks Wonder Woman, Spider-Man, Comics Sabbatical
Scott Snyder says "Eternal" will return after a break, while discussing possible Amazon plans, a year-long break from comics and more.
CBR TV: Snyder & Capullo Bond Over "Batman," Bring Back the Joker
Scott Snyder & Greg Capullo tell CBR TV about being "Batman's" Dynamic Duo, the evolution of their collaboration and the Clown Prince of Crime's return.
CBR TV: Dan Slott Says "No One is Safe" in "Spider-Verse"
"Amazing Spider-Man" writer Dan Slott explains the high stakes of "Spider-Verse" during New York Comic Con and why he loves writing Marvel Style.
PREVIEW: Deacon Blackfire Makes his Return in "Batman Eternal" #30
Things get out of hand when Deacon Blackfire makes his return to Gotham, presented in "Batman Eternal" #30 by Ray Fawkes and Fernando Pasarin.
EXCLUSIVE PREVIEW: The Spectre Haunts "Batman Eternal" #29
Only the Spectre can stop Hell from bursting out of Arkham Asylum in DC Comics' "Batman Eternal" #29 by Snyder, Tynion, Fawkes and Coleby.
NYCC: Snyder, Capullo Talk "Batman," "Endgame" & Exit Strategies
Greg Capullo joined Scott Snyder for the writer's spotlight panel as the two answered questions about "Batman," editorial interference and more.
REVIEW: Snyder & Capullo Kick Off "Endgame" in "Batman" #35
Scott Snyder and Greg Capullo pit Batman against the Justice League in "Batman" #35, "a dynamic explosion" of an issue.
NYCC: Batman 75th Anniversary Panel with Snyder, Lee, Johns and More
Batman's year-long 75th Anniversary celebration continued Saturday at New York Comic Con, with DC Entertainment spotlighting the Caped Crusdaer.
NYCC: Vaughan, Snyder, Cloonan and Benson Reveal Their Muses
The "Where Do You Get Your Ideas?" panel featured Brian K. Vaughan, Scott Snyder, Becky Cloonan, and Amber Benson discussing their various inspirations.
Snyder and Jock's "Wytches" Gets Big Screen Option
Film production company New Regency has acquired the rights to Scott Snyder & Jock's Image horror series with Brad Pitt's Plan B aiding in the eventual film.
NYCC: Batman: Gotham Rising
In an all-encompassing Batman panel, the Bat family's top creators gathered to discuss "Batgirl," "Batman Eternal" & more.
Snyder, Tynion, Fawkes, Higgins & Seeley on "Batman Eternal's" Midpoint
Comparing "Batman Eternal" to the epic "Labours of Hercules," the writers discussed the impact an imprisoned Jim Gordon has on Gotham and Batman.
Major Last-Page Reveal" class="tnail" />Snyder Explains "Batman's" "Endgame" and #35's Major Last-Page Reveal
Scott Snyder tells CBR about the big return in "Batman #35" -- the first chapter of "Endgame" -- and how it'll shape the arc going forward.
Comics A.M. - The New York Times Apologizes For Cartoon
Newspaper criticized for cartoon about India's space program! Spotlight on Geoff Johns! Interviews with Scott Snyder, Matt Kindt and Michael DeForge!
ADVANCE REVIEW: Snyder & Jock's "Wytches" #1 "Will Horrify Readers on Every Level"
Scott Snyder & Jock's impressive "Wytches" #1 is "outlandish and grotesque and alarmingly intimate in the way it dishes out horror."
Scott Snyder's Worst Fears Plague the Pages of "Wytches"
Scott Snyder explains how his fears come alive in his new creator-owned series. Plus, an exclusive look at Becky Cloonan's variant cover!
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Marc-Olivier Barre wrote:
> Another question I'd like to raise: is there a list where audio devs
Doing this on a pan-distro level could be novel, however my experience
of being involved with the debian-multimedia list for some time suggests
to me that the state of play with graphical media is more disparate than
audio. Some things, like X are so much part of the core of any system
that developers are unlikely to have time or interest for outreach or
specific-interest groups. 3D Graphics present a different and sometimes
incompatible (with audio) set of problems, which leaves video out on its
own, albeit that it shares a need for real-time efficiency with audio.
One of the other problems here is that developer issues are not always
congruent with user issues. This is one of the biggest failings of
open-source development IMO and, at present, it only seems possible to
deal with this on a distribution level. Even then, there is an
assumption that any useful application will naturally attract developers
and maintainers. While this is pragmatic for developers themselves, it
means that certain areas remain under-developed. I'm thinking of things
like MIDI support; sampler format compatibility; the lack of
standardised graphical configuration tools and indeed video/audio
synchronisation. And let's not even start on the either/or nature of 3D
graphics and real-time audio! :|
This isn't an argument against the idea at all, but I barely have time
to keep up with LAU as it is, so I won't be joining any new lists
despite my interest in the issues.
Sorry to be expressing so many reservations.
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When she's off her center, or doubting your feelings for her, take her in your embrace so she can immediately feel your love for her - if that's what you sense would most help her in the moment. Perhaps she would be better served by humor or by simply sitting with her and holding her hand or something entirely different. It is up to you to feel your love for her, intuit what she needs, and give it to her.
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Make decisions: Tell her what you want and ask her how your statement "lands." For example, "I am really interested in Thai food this evening. Would you be okay with that?" This will sound better to her than, "Where do you want to go, honey?" By listening to what she says you are not giving up your masculinity. Just give her consideration and take her needs into account.
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IA Appeals Court Upholds Murder Conviction
The Iowa Court of Appeals has upheld the 1st degree murder conviction handed down to a Keokuk man in 2012.
A jury found Adam Pitman guilty of killing his mother, Rosa Pitman, in August 2011. He was 23 at the time.
Pitman appealed his conviction on two grounds.
He said he should have been acquitted at the district court level because of insufficient evidence.
Pitman says the judge should have also suppressed certain statements.
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The ruling also states that any impairment caused by Pitman's drug use did not prevent him from waiving his Miranda rights.
Pitman's defense focused on drug intoxication and diminished capacity during his trial.
He is serving life in prison for the murder.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Do we need tickets for Commencement?
No, you do not need tickets for Commencement, but to ensure seating for all, we request that each graduate's family restrict itself to six family members and/or friends. Please impose this restriction yourself so all family and friends of graduates can enjoy the Commencement exercise.
What if we have more than six people who want to attend?
The Commencement ceremony will be broadcast live in two overflow seating locations: the Fort Howard Theater in the Bemis International Center, and the lower level lounge in the Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center.
How early should we arrive at the Schuldes Sports Center for the Commencement ceremony?
Seating is on a first-come basis. You may wish to have someone in Schuldes Sports Center hold up to six seats if you desire a specific location. The arena will open at noon after Mass. Please be seated by 1:20 p.m.
Will you have special seating for persons with disabilities?
Guests using wheelchairs or others who need special accommodations are asked to call 920-403-4034 no later than one week prior to the ceremony to reserve space in the section for those with disabilities. The first rows of the center section will be clearly marked, and ushers will be available to assist. Limited space precludes no more than one companion with each person requiring special accommodation.
On our arrival to campus, where can we park?
All campus parking lots are available for Commencement parking. Handicapped parking is available in lots P7 and P5. Vehicles must have a handicapped permit displayed. Please refer to the campus parking map.
Some city streets will be available for parking. Please park properly and legally. Street parking requires a four-foot set-back from driveway entrances. Please cooperate in allowing emergency vehicle access by not parking on the dead-end streets south of campus. Also, the college asks your cooperation in not parking on college-owned or public lawns in the neighborhood before or after Commencement.
Overflow parking will be available at Schneider Stadium, with a free shuttle service to Schuldes Sports Center running from 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Schneider Stadium is the perfect spot to park if you are looking to avoid the congestion around campus. The shuttle will drop you off right at the entrance to the Sports Center.
How long is the Commencement ceremony?
The Commencement ceremony will last approximately two hours.
In what order will the graduates proceed into the Schuldes Sports Center?
The Commencement procession will enter from the back of the arena promptly at 1:30 p.m. in the following order:
- ROTC Color Guard
- Faculty
- Masters (Graduates)
- Seniors (Graduates)
- St. Norbert College Trustees
- Ceremony Participants
- Master's degree and BA graduates on south side of aisle (right as looking at stage)
- BBA, BM, BS and BSN graduates on North side of aisle (left as looking at stage)
Will a professional photographer take pictures as diplomas are distributed or will I be allowed to take pictures from in front of the stage?
The college photographer will capture the moment of each graduate being congratulated by President Thomas Kunkel. This color photo is free and will be mailed to each graduate in early June, along with a form to order extra prints for a nominal fee.
You may also take your own photos, but because of the number of graduates, we ask for your cooperation. Ushers will be in the area just to the left of the stage and will help you get positioned for a good photo just before your graduate crosses the stage. Please return to your seat immediately after taking your photos.
Will Commencement be televised?
Will Commencement be streamed live on the internet?
Yes, the Baccalaureate Mass will be streamed at 9:15 a.m. and the Commencement ceremony will be streamed at 1:30 p.m. Just follow the "Live Stream" link on the Commencement home page. Both events will also be broadcast in two overflow seating locations: the Fort Howard Theater in the Bemis International Center, and the lower level lounge in the Ray Van Den Heuvel Family Campus Center.
Will there be a first aid station at Commencement?
First aid will be available in the Schuldes Sports Center conference room during Commencement. This station is staffed by a St. Norbert College nurse. Wheelchairs are available.
Is smoking allowed on campus?
Smoking is not permitted in any college building. Smoking is permitted outside the Sports Center only.


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The inaugural 2010 season of the Le Mans Intercontinental Cup will feature three Le Mans-style races in North America, Europe, and Asia. Currently confirmed for 2010 are Atlanta's Petit Le Mans, along with an event at Silverstone in England. The series will eventually be expanded to include at least six tracks across the three continents and will be a global championship, in lieu of the separate American and European championships currently in place.
Only LMP1-class cars are eligible to compete in the Intercontinental Cup, and the teams must also compete in an additional five Le Mans sanctioned events during the 2010 season, excluding the famous 24 Hours of Le Mans. Of course, the teams registered for the Intercontinental Cup must also compete in all three of the inaugural races next season.
So far, Audi is the only team to confirm it will enter the Intercontinental Cup next season with two of its R15 TDI race cars. Audi's entry into the new series means the team will compete in at least six more Le Mans events next year as it did this year. Audi cut back on its racing budget for the 2009 season and only competed in three races, including two required by the new Intercontinental Cup regulations. Audi confirmed it will also compete in the 1000-km Spa-Francorchamps race in Belgium, where it will field three cars as a practice session for Le Mans.
Other LMP1 competitors likely to enter the race include Audi's archrival Peugeot, Patron-Highcroft Acura, Aston Martin, and Pescarolo Sport. Teams must register by the end of February, so the final list of entrants will be known shortly thereafter.
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Vidisha विदिशा |
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Massive rock-cut sculpture depicting Vishnu in his Varaha incarnation at the Udayagiri Caves, near Vidiśā, carved when the city was a provincial capital of the Gupta Empire
Coordinates: 23°32′N 77°49′E / 23.53°N 77.82°ECoordinates: 23°32′N 77°49′E / 23.53°N 77.82°E | |
Country | India |
State | Madhya Pradesh |
District | Vidisha |
Government | |
• Member Of Parliament | Mrs.Sushma Swaraj |
• Member Of Assembly | Mr.Kalyan Singh Thakur[1] |
• Mayor | Mrs. Jyoti Shah |
Elevation | 424 m (1,391 ft) |
Population (2011)[2] | |
• Total | 155,959 |
Languages | |
• Official | Hindi |
Time zone | IST (UTC+5:30) |
Website | www |
Vidisha is a city in the state of Madhya Pradesh, India, located near the state capital Bhopal. Vidishā is the administrative headquarters of Vidisha District. The city was also known as Bhelsa during the medieval period.
Vidisha is located at 23°32′N 77°49′E / 23.53°N 77.82°E.[3] It has an average elevation of 424 metres (1391 feet).
As of 2011[update] India census,[4] Vidisha had a population of 155,959. Males constitute 53.21% of the population and females 46.79%. Vidisha has an average literacy rate of 86.88%, higher than the national average of 74.04%: male literacy is 92.29%, and female literacy is 80.98%. In Vidisha, 15% of the population is under 6 years of age.
Historic Places and Monuments[edit]
Vidisha is exceptionally rich in ancient monuments and historic places. A short distance to the north of the present town are the remains of the ancient town, known as Besnagar. Not far from Besnagar are the Udayagiri Caves with sculptures and inscriptions dating to the time of the Gupta Empire.
Close to the ruins are the remains of votive pillars with palm-leaf capitals; the only one that still stands is the Heliodorus pillar, also known as Khamba Baba. A monolithic free-standing column, the pillar bears an inscription which states that it was Garuda Pillar, raised in honour of Vasudeva by Heliodorous, a resident of Taxila, who had been sent to the court of Bhagabhadra as an envoy of Indo-Greek monarch, Antialkidas. This inscription is a valuable historical record, revealing both the relations that existed between the region and the Greek kingdoms of the Punjab, and the fact that the Greek ambassador had become a follower of Hindu god Vishnu. The inclusion of the name of Antialkidas dates the erection of the pillar to approximately 140 BC.
Bijamaṇḍal. Near the eastern edge of the old town are the remains of a large temple of the late Paramara period known as the Bijamaṇḍal. The building was probably started in the second half of the 11th century. That it was never finished is shown by carved niches and unfinished architectural pieces found round the base of the temple plinth.[5] On top of the plinth is a small mosque made using pillars that date, primarily, to the 8th and 9th centuries; one pillar has an inscription of king Naravarman (circa 1094-1134). It is a devotional inscription recording his reverence to Carccikā (i.e. Cāmuṇḍā) [6] The miḥrāb suggests the mosque was constructed in the late 14th century. To one side of the Bijamaṇḍal is a store house of the Archaeological Survey of India containing many sculptures collected in the neighbourhood. A step-well of the 7th century is in the same campus and has, beside the entrance, two tall pillars with Kṛṣṇa scenes. These are the earliest Kṛṣṇa scenes in the art of central India.
Lohaṅgī Pīr. One of the most striking features of Vidiśā is the prominent rock known as Lohaṅgī Pīr. With sheer cliffs on all sides, it towers over the town. The rock takes it name from Shāykh Jalāl Chishti, a saint locally known as Lohaṅgī Pīr. His tomb is a small domed building with ruined structures round about. Two Persian inscriptions have been found here, one dated AH 864 (CE 1460) from the time of Maḥmūd I of the Malwa Sultanate and the other of Akbar dated AH 987 (CE 1583). Also on the hill is a tank and a large bell-capital of about the 1st century BCE. Less striking are the remains of a medieval temple which survives as a pillared crypt. It is now dedicated to the goddess Annapūrṇā.
Vidisha is also known for its only grant-in aid autonomous engineering college, SAMRAT ASHOK TECHNOLOGICAL INSTITUTE (S.A.T.I)(http://www.satiengg.org). Established in 1960, the college has given many eminent personalities to the nation including Nobel Peace Prize 2014 winner Kailash Satyarthi (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kailash_Satyarthi). The college is located in the heart of the city, in civil lines area, with an area of about 85 acres lush greenery. It is one of the prestigious oldest engineering colleges of Madhya Pradesh. The Institute was named after Emperor Ashoka the Great, who was Governor of in Ujjain and Vidisha and married Devi, the daughter of a trader of Vidisha. Prince Mahendra and Princess Sanghamitra, born from this wedlock, later went to Ceylon as emissaries of Buddhism.
Sanchi. Just south of Vidisha is the ancient Buddhist complex of Sanchi. It flourished from the Maurya period until the end of Rajput rule. It was sometimes termed Vedisagiri, because of its closeness to Vidisha.[7]
A small state called semra istimrar & kasba bagrod of gwalior residency is situated on NH #86. 54 kilometers away from vidisha towards sagar there is a big fort on a plateau istimrardar sahab late shri shri lal kanoongo was the last istimrardar of the state.At present the fort belongs to the kanoongo family of Kasba bagrod and Semra istimrar.
The town is situated east of the Betwa River, in the fork of the Betwa and Bes rivers, 9 km from Sanchi. The town of Besnagar, 3 km from present-day Vidisha on the west side of the river, became an important trade centre in the 6th and 5th centuries BCE, under the Sungas, Nagas, Satavahanas, and Guptas, and was mentioned in the Pali scriptures. The Emperor Ashoka was the governor of Vidisha during his father's lifetime. His Buddhist Empress Vidisha Devi who was also his first wife was brought up in Vidisha. It finds mention in Kalidasa's immortal Meghdoot.
Emergence as Bhelsa[edit]
Besnagar was abandoned in the 6th century. It came into prominence again as Bhelsa during the medieval period. It became famous for the temple of Sun god Bhillasvanin.[8] It was ruled by a later Gupta Devagupta and Rashtrakuta Krishna III. The name is first noted in an inscription of 878 AD by a merchant Hatiaka of Paravada community.[9] Tri-shashthi-shalaka-purusha-charitra mentions an image of Bhillasvamin at Vidisa, along with a copy of Jivant Swami buried in the sand.[10] Minhajuddin's Tabaqat-i-Nusiri states that the temple was destroyed by Iltutmish in A D. 1233-34.[11] It thus, passed on to the Malwa Sultans and then to the Mughals and the Scindias.
Vidisha or Besnagar as it is called in the Pali scriptures, once the prosperous capital of the western dominions of the Sungas, contains some remarkable antiquities that throw light on the considerable architectural development of the period.
The District Vidisha lies on the Vindhyachal Plateau off the main Vindhyachal Range, which throws several spurs towards North and North-East. The Plateau slopes towards the North and it is drained by a number of rivers. These rivers have formed their valleys between the spur fanges. Most of the Vidisha lies in the Valley of Betwa River which flows from South to North. This valley is bordered by the Garhi-Teonda Range in the East and Ganiari-Raghogarh Range in the West. Both these ranges form part of the ranges of Vindhyachal on the Malwa plateau and extend from South to North.
The physical features of the district can be divided into the five following divisions : 1. The Valley of the Betwa 2. The Bina valley 3. The Eastern Range 4. The Western Range 5. The Sindh Valley
The District Headquarters town as it stands today is different from the old town of Vidisha or Besnagar. Till 1956, its name was Bhilsa. After that it was renamed as Vidisha for its close proximity to that glorious city of great antiquity.
The places of tourist and archaeological interest include Vidisha, Gyaraspur, Udaypur, Badoh-Pathari and Sironj.
To Reach Vidisha[edit]
Vidisha is a railway Station on the Delhi-Chennai, Delhi-Mumbai main line of the Central Railway, at a distance of 54 km from Bhopal, the State capital of the Madhya Pradesh State. Sanchi on the Jhansi-Itarsi section of the Central Railway, and Vidisha, 9 km from Sanchi, are more convenient.many trains have stoppage at VIDISHA railway station.some of the trains are-G.T express,Bhopal express,Shridham sup.fast express,Gwalior Bhopal intercity,Punjab mail,malwa express,dakshin sup.fast express,kushinagar express.
Regular bus services connect Vidisha, Udaypur, Gyraspur, Sanchi with Bhopal. Tongas and tempos for Udayagiri and Khambha Baba are also available from Vidisha which are tourist spot. Gyaraspur has wonderful monuments like Maladevi and Hathkhambha. This place is more or less having temples like khajuraho but underexplored, gyaraspur can be visited by one day trip from vidisha.
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- ^ "Census of India 2001: Data from the 2001 Census, including cities, villages and towns (Provisional)". Census Commission of India. Archived from the original on 2004-06-16. Retrieved 2008-11-01.
- ^ O. P. Mishra, "Bijamaṇḍal and Carccikā: Tutelary Goddess of the Paramāra King Naravarman," Journal of the Royal Asiatic Society 22, 1 (2012), pp. 107–113.
- ^ H. V. Trivedi, Inscriptions of the Paramāras, Chandellas, Kachchhapaghātas and Two Minor Dynasties, Corpus Inscriptionum Indicarum, volume 7 in 2 parts (New Delhi, 1978-91) 2: 120-22.
- ^ The Mahávamsa Or the Great Chronicle of Ceylon, Translated by Wilhelm Geiger, Asian Educational Services, 1996 p. 88
- ^ Art & architecture of Daśārṇa (Malwa) Region, Rahman Ali, Sharada Pub. House, 2008, p. 14
- ^ (Malwa Through the Ages, from the Earliest Times to 1305 A.D, K.C. Jain, p. 485
- ^ Gleanings of Indian archaeology, history, and culture: Prof. Dr. R.N. Mehta commemoration volume, Volume 1, 2000, p. 263
- ^ Madhya Pradesh: District Gazetteers, Volume 42, V. S. Krishnan, Government Central Press p.30


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Born in France (Montpellier) I studied in Montpellier and later at the Sorbonne with professor François Crouzet before moving to Manchester to obtain my PhD. I held my Wellcome postdoctoral fellowship in Manchester at the Centre for the History of Science Technology and Medicine and then moved across the Pennines to lecture in the history department of the University of Huddersfield. After many happy years in Huddersfield, I am now delighted to be back in the University of Manchester.
Having begun as a British historian of urban sociology and Henry Mayhew in particular, I moved on to study the history of medicine and sexuality during and immediately after my doctoral thesis. From 1993 onwards my work has become concerned with the themes of medicine and war, My view was that the social and cultural history of medicine and war proved to be a field in need of revision. My work has always used cultural history informed by anthropology, history of science, medicine and technology, philosophy and sociology. The questions that I wished to address were directly relevant to these disciplines and to an interdisciplinary approach to cultural history based on the 'linguistic turn' and the use of theory as appropriate. My first monograph, devoted to the history of Paris during the sieges, was consistent with my earlier work on urban representations and invited a reflection on the history of modernity and the city.
Through my interdisciplinary work as a teacher on courses on cultural history, as well as on Michel Foucault (with Ken Hirchkop, Terry Eagleton, and Graham Ward), I became aware of the potential that interdisciplinary work represented. We embarked on a collective venture on the Arcades Project work of Walter Benjamin, it having become clear to us that only an exegesis addressing history, psycho-analysis, surrealism and modernism could make sense of what remains one of the great intellectual masterpieces of the twentieth century. Our project represents the congruence of our research interests in a given moment in the history of ideas.
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While my work on the Franco-Prussian war and Commune is now coming to an end, one of its salient features, namely the history of humanitarianism (a subject that I explored in preliminary fashion in articles and some chapters of my book) has now led me to develop my new project on the history of humanitarianism in the French colonial sphere. I began this work some four years ago, and it is beginning to bear fruit in the form of programmatic articles exploring the early phases of French humanitarianism and the later phase (in the late twentieth century) of humanitarian medicine. This is explicitly a return to the field of the cultural history of medicine and war. This research directly relates to the newly established Research Centre in the Cultural History of War. It is a broad theme covering the nexus of humanitarianism and war over a long period of at least 130 years.
My current research dwells on the history of humanitarianism in relation to military medicine, in particular colonial medicine and missionary medicine, in particular Catholic missionary work in the French empire broadly defined. My particular areas of interest are: Algeria from 1860 until 1939; the Cameroon and in particular the work of Ad Lucem and Dr Aujoulat, the new forms of humanitarian medicine arising in the post-colonial context and for the later period Médecins Sans Frontières.
I am very interested in supervising students working on either the history of the body, French cultural history or the history of 'social explorers' in France and Britain. Please contact me if you have any research plans.
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- 2001-2005 - Rebecca Gill on Humanitarianism in Britain 1870-1914 (AHRB funded)
- 2001- Peter Wadsworth on the recording industry and studios 1950s-1990.
- 2002- Sarah Britton 'The Wembley and Glasgow Exhibitions of the 1920s and 1930s' (AHRB funded)
- 2002- John Strachan 'The Colon Culture of French Algeria, 1870-1930'. (AHRB funded)
- 2003 Charlie Wildman 'The Spectacle of the City in Manchester and Liverpool, 1920-1940' co-supervised with Dr Max Jones (AHRB funded)
- 2003 Naomi Sweeney 'Representations of Masculine failure in British pedagogical writings 1945-1990' co-supervised with professor Patrick Joyce (ESRC funded)
- 2004 Catherine Feeley 'The Diffusion of the works of Freud and Marx' co-supervised with Dr Alderson
- 2004 Katherine Davies, 'Intellectuals in interwar Paris' (AHRC funded)
- 2005 James Mansell, 'Auditory culture in fin-de-siècle Paris' co-supervised with Dr Penny Gouk (AHRC funded)
- 2005 Lucie Matthew-Jones, Religious spaces in the Settlement movement (U. Manchester funded)
Publication related to postgraduate work
- with Roy Fisher (School of Education, Huddersfield), 'Developing University Teachers: an account of a scheme designed for postgraduate researchers on a lecturing career path', Teaching in Higher Education, Vol 3 (1998), 1:37-50.
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The Essential Mayhew: Representing and Communicating the Poor, London , Rivers Oram, 1996; ISBN: 1-85489-046 8
Defeated Flesh: Welfare, Warfare and the Making of Modern France, Manchester University Press, 1999, ISBN:0-7190-5621-7 more on Defeated Flesh and table of contents
To order the book see Manchester University Press . To read recent reviews see, European Review of History, March 2001; Archiv für Sozialgeschichte, Vol 40, November 2000; History Teaching Review, 22 March 2000; Day by Day December 1999; Social History of Medicine, August 2001, New York Review of Books, 13 March 2003.
Citizenship and Wars: France in Turmoil 1870-1871, Routledge, 2001, ISBN: 0-415-23927-3 (hbk) and 0-415-23928-1(Pbk) To read recent reviews see Le Mouvement Social, March 2002, in H-France, 2002 and in Migration Studies 2004
Benjamin's Arcades : An unguided tour, Manchester University Press, 2005, co-authored with Peter Buse, Ken Hirschkop, Scott McCracken.
Co-edited books
Forthcoming: French Masculinities co-edited with Christopher Forth, Palgrave 2007.
Prophecy: the power of inspired language in history, 1300-2000, edited with Tim Thornton, Themes in History, Sutton Publishing, 1997, ISBN 07509-1331-2.
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War: identities in conflict, edited with Tim Thornton, Themes in History, Sutton Publishing, 1998, ISBN: 0-7509-1684-2
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Propaganda: political rhetoric and systems of beliefs, edited with Tim Thornton, Sutton Publishing, 1999, ISBN: 0-7509-2028-9
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2006 'Algerian Orphans and Colonial Christianity in Algeria 1866-1939', French History, 2006 (September)
2006, 'Remembering Victory, commemorating defeat : The Centenary of Trafalgar, 1905' in Holger Hook ed., Commemorating Nelson, British Academy Occasional Papers.
2006-7, 'Religious Responses, humanitarianism and colonialism from the Algerian drought and famine to the French doctors' in Christof Mauch & Christian Pfister (eds), Natural Hazards: Responses and Strategies in Global Perspective' , German Historical Institute Series International Environmental History, first volume of the series, Rowman and Littlefield
2006 'Cold Calculations in the Faces of Horror' : Measuring the meanings of Compassion' in Fay Bound and Janet Brown eds, Medicine and Emotions, Palgrave.
2005 'Les politiques de la famine: Paris assiégé', Actes du colloque de Nogent-sur-Marne, Nogent sur Marne.
2005, 'L'immense hôpital : médecine militaire et civile, humanitaire et épidémiologie durant le siège de Paris (septembre 1870 -janvier 1871)' in P. Bourdelais & Olivier Faure (eds), La Diffusion des Pratiques de Santé, Belin, 2005.
2004, 'Reinventing (French) universalism: religion, humanitarianism and the 'French Doctors'', Modern and Contemporary France, 12 (2004) 2:147-58.
2004, 'Should the Third Republic Divide us Least?', French History, Vol 18,
2003 'Slow Revolutionary Deaths: Murder, Silence and Memory in the Early Third Republic', French History, Vol 17, 3:280-306.
2002, 'The unlit corners of an Arcadian dream: Walter Benjamin and the Arcades Project', Journal of Victorian Culture, Vol 7, 2: 234-40.
2001, 'Morality is not a Curable Disease: Readings in the History of Venereal Medicine', Social History of Medicine, August 2001, vol 14, 2: 337-350.
1999 'Consuming Desires: Prostitutes and Customers at the Margins of Crime and Perversion in France and Britain, c.1836-1885', in M.Arnott & C. Osborne (eds), Gender and Crime, UCL University Press, London, pp.151-172.
1999, 'Monuments aux Morts? Reading Nora's Realms of Memory and Samuel's Theatres of Memory', History of the Human Sciences, vol 12, 2:123-139.
1999, 'De la supériorité de l'Angleterre sur la France? Regards sur la France dans la crise de 1870 et naissance de l'humanitaire.' in K. de Queiros Mattoso (ed.), Mélanges en l'Honneur de François Crouzet, L'Harmattan, Paris, pp. 311-339, ISBN: 2-7384-8107-8
1999 'Rhetoric, Propaganda and Memory: Framing the Franco-Prussian War' in B.Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), Propaganda: Political Rhetoric and Identity, Sutton Publishing, Stroud, pp.203-23.
1999 (With Mark Jenner) 'The Historiographical Body' in John Pickstone & Roger Cooter (eds), History of Medicine in the Twentieth Century: Volume 2, The Body, Harwood Publishing, New York, 1999, pp. 187-200, ISBN: 90-5702-479-9.
1999 (With Tim Thornton) 'Propaganda: A Misnomer of Rhetoric and Persuasion?' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), Propaganda: Political Rhetoric and Identity 1300-2000, Sutton Publishing, Stroud, 1999, pp. 1-24.
1999 'Reliving the Revolution: War and Political Identity During The Franco-Prussian War' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), War: Identities in Conflict, Sutton Publishing, Stroud, 1998, pp.140-56.
1998 'The Rise and Fall of European Syphilization: The Debates on Human Experimentations and Vaccination of Syphilis, c. 1845-1870', in F. Eder, L. Hall & G. Hekma (eds), Sexual Cultures in Europe, 1700-1995, volume 2, Manchester University Press, pp.34-57.
1998 'The Red Cross Flag in the Franco-Prussian War: Civilians, Humanitarianism and War in the 'Modern' Age', in R.Cooter, S. Sturdy, & M. Harrison (eds), Medicine, War and Modernity, Sutton Publishing, Stroud, pp. 22-47, ISBN: 0-7509-1802-0
1998 (With Tim Thornton) 'Identifying War: Conflict and Self-Definition in Western Europe' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), War: Identities in Conflict, Sutton Publishing, Stroud, pp.1-18
1997 'Fathers and Working Men: The Working Class Response to the Contagious Diseases Acts', in Keith Laybourn (ed.), Social Conditions, Status and Community, Sutton Publishing, 1997, pp.184-203, ISBN : 0-7509-1280-2
1997 (With Tim Thornton) 'The Language of History: Past and Future in Prophecy' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), Prophecy: The Power of Inspired Language in History, 1300-2000, Sutton Publishing, Stroud, pp.1-14.
1994 'La question du genre: L'approche du masculin', European Review of History-Revue Européenne d'Histoire, Vol. 1 (2), 229-39
Collaborative research
- With Tim Thornton, 'The Language of History: Past and Future in Prophecy' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), Prophecy: The Power of Inspired Language in History, 1300-2000, Themes in History, Sutton Publishing, 1997, pp. 1-14. ISBN 07509-1331-2.
- With Tim Thornton, 'Identifying War: Conflict and Self Definition in Western Europe' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), War: Identities in Conflict, Themes in History, Sutton Publishing, 1998, pp. 1-18. ISBN: 0-7509-1684-2
- With Tim Thornton, 'Propaganda: A Misnomer of Rhetoric and Persuasion?' in B. Taithe & T. Thornton (eds), Propaganda: Political Rhetoric and Identity 1300-2000, Themes in History, Sutton Publishing, 1999, pp. 1-24, ISBN: 0-7509-2028-9.
- With Mark Jenner, 'The Historiographical Body' in John Pickstone & Roger Cooter (eds), Medicine in the Twentieth Century, HarwoodPublishing , New York, 2000, pp. 187-200, ISBN: 90-5702-479-9.
Review articles
'Morality is not a Curable Disease: probing into the history of VD, morality and prostitution', Social History of Medicine, August 2001, vol 14, 2: 337-350.
' Monuments aux Morts? Reading Nora's Realms of Memory and Samuel's Theatres of Memory', History of the Human Sciences, Vol. 12 (1999) 2:123-139.
Social History of Medicine, The Times Higher Education Supplement, French History, European Review of History/Revue européenne d'histoire, History of the Human Sciences, Modern and Contemporary France etc.
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Conferences organised
- With Tim Thornton The Power of Prophecy, 1300-1990 a day conference University of Huddersfield, 16 March 1996,.
- With Benedikt Stuchtey Memory and History, an international day conference, German Historical Institute, 28 September, 1996.
- With Tim Thornton War and Identity, 1300- 1990, day conference, University of Huddersfield, 12 April 1997.
- With Tim Thornton Propaganda: Political Rhetoric and Identity day conference, University of Huddersfield, 21 March 1998.
- With Tim Thornton Citizenship, day conference, University of Huddersfield, 15 May 1998.
- The Fifteenth Annual Conference of the Society for the Study of French History: Being French, MANCHESTER 2001 With Dr Alan James.
- Europe 1000-2000: One thousand years of Communitas, Universitas et Civitas, Budapest 2001. Co-organized with Dr L. Kontler of the CEU university and the editorial Committee of the European Review of History/Revue européenne d'histoire. 2001
- Rebecca Gill and Peter Gatrell, War, Culture and Humanity, University of Manchester, a major international conference organised with the support of the British Academy and Routledge-Taylor and Francis. 2004


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I've given this lotion 3 chances at 3 different times in my life and I suffered from an allergic reaction each time!
I always use the formula suited for my skin (which is sensitive and prone to eczema, but not on my face), Dry Combination. It feels nice on my face at first but within a week of using this on a daily basis my skin becomes extremely red, hot, irritated, bumpy, and itchy! It's awful!
I guess I'm allergic to one of the ingredients in it. However, keep in mind that I very rarely suffer from an allergic reaction to a makeup/skincare product- the only other product this has happened with was Neutrogena's Blackhead Eliminating Daily Scrub!
I just find it kind of ironic that I get an allergic reaction to a product that is hypoallergenic and geared towards people with sensitive skin!
3 stars given only because it was great until the allergic reaction kicked in!
I love this stuff! If you have oily/combo skin YOU WILL NOT LIKE THIS. I'm thinking that this is where most of the bad reviews are coming from, which is totally unfair! just because it is the wrong product for your specific skin type, does not mean it should be rated low!
That being said, I have VERY dry, thirsty skin, and this lotion really does the trick. I can use it day or night, and a little goes a very long way. It does not irritate the skin in any way and is very gentle, and very hydrating. If you have dry skin and have a hard time finding moisturizers that really keep your face looking quenched instead of dried up, you will enjoy this!
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overall, the produce did its job well. i would definitely recommend this as an everyday moisturizer. the texture of it is great, and the price is reasonable. though i don't think the product is suitable for people with acne prone or oily skin, just because the texture of the moisturizer is quite oily itself.
What's the big deal? These days you can find multitasking moisturizers that work harder than this hyped up bottle of whatever.
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I purchased this moisturizer after visiting a Clinique counter and being told I had very dry to combination skin. I have never spent so much on a moisturizer before but I figured that the bottle would last me quite some time. After 2 weeks of continuous use, day and night, I started to notice small bumps all over my skin as well as gigantic breakouts on my chin, hairline, and nose area. No matter what I did the breakouts just kept coming. Then it dawned on me that the only thing I was using that was different was this cream. Truth is the only way I could get it to soak into my skin was to use a foundation brush, and even then I would still have to use tissue paper to absorb the excess. The pimples I got were not only large they were also extremely itchy. As for the bumps, they turned out to be tons of blackheads because the cream was clogging up my pores. I only used a tiny fraction of the bottle and have no idea what to do with it now. My skin is still pretty flared up but it is slowly going back to normal. I think I rather stick to cetaphil from now on.
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This has to be the best moisturizer I have ever used and is great for all skin times! I have combination skin and def more towards the dry and this is amazing and doesnt cause any outbreaks. I also use this as an eye cream as well and doesnt burn my eyes at all! A+amazing!! For sure worth the price! I for sure like the regular formula over the gel!
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Me gusta! It's REAAAAALLLYYYYY GOOOODDDDD!!!!!!!!! I think people are overreacting and are too harsh. My grandma has used this since she was young and her skin is GORGEOUS......... I LOVE LOVE LOVE it. Best moisturizing lotion that I have found yet....
More and more people are realizing that there's absolutely nothing dramatically different about this lotion. The name is so misleading so when will Clinique change this products name and stop misleading consumers?? It's crap to say the least. Leaves a greasy residue, has a bunch of parabeenes which are known to age skin and even cause cancer. Tried it once but never ever will again!
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I stay in a humid tropical country. I've combination skin (slightly oily t-zone, rest of face is pretty dry) and I bought this after trying my friend's Dramatically Different Moisturizing Gel which I really liked. However, I purchased the lotion due to my dry skin (my friend doesn't have dry skin), thinking it'll yield the same results.
I was so wrong! As many reviewers have mentioned, this leaves a layer on your face and I dislike that it makes my face feel greasy and clogged instead of allowing my skin to absorb the moisturizer. And the greasy feeling stays even after a night of sleep! This greasiness probably caused me to break out here and there too..
I've very sensitive skin as well and I suspect this product is causing my face to itch, and bumps start forming randomly along the day.
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Hi there. I was wondering if anyone can give me guidance on what is going on with my plum tree. It is growing like crazy but there are many leaves that have these dead spots on them. I have about 15 fruit trees, have been diligent with my spray schedule, but this is the only guy who is struggling. Thanks so much!! |
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Drive, Looks like your Burgundy plum is still in a pot. Sometimes too little water can stress the tree out. You can pluck off those few leaves and water the pot when the soil few dry. Just remember potted tree require water regularly. Tony |
- Posted by DriveFly44 9 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 18, 14 at 0:52
Thanks Tony. You could be right but I monitor the moisture levels very closely (I have 15 fruit trees and 14 japanese maples all in pots). I was thinking it was something else but I could be wrong.....wouldn't be the first time :) |
- Posted by CharlieBoring 7 (My Page) on Tue, Mar 18, 14 at 13:22
My guess is Bacterial leaf spot that attacks the leaves, often appearing unnoticed on the leaf underside. Continued infestation can result in the plum tree problem of further leaf damage with holes surrounded by the red ringed bacterial indicator. |
That awful topping cut isn't going to do it any good either. |
- Posted by Fascist_Nation USDA 9b, Sunset 13, (My Page) on Tue, Mar 18, 14 at 21:03
shothole fungus? As I recall usually not a problem as the tree can get by fine with some leaf area loss. |
- Posted by DriveFly44 9 (My Page) on Wed, Mar 19, 14 at 7:09
Thanks CB and FN, it's probably one of those. I'll keep a close eye on it. Bboy, topping cut looks worse than it is so not sure if you are referring to the philosophy or the actual appearance of it. Most of my fruit trees (peaches, nectarines, nectaplum, plums) are cut at knee to waist height to promote lower scaffolding and open centers which tie into the backyard orchard culture. It's been working great for me. |
How long are you planning to keep this in a pot? I've got my burgundy plum planted and it's a fast growing and heavy producing tree. Great tasting plums, very sweet. |
- Posted by DriveFly44 9 (My Page) on Thu, Mar 20, 14 at 1:04
Hey stu, I'm hopefully moving in 4-5 months so I'm anxious to get this one in the ground. I've heard good things about burgundy (and Santa Rosa) and happy to hear you've had good success. I just couldn't wait to get it started. It has really exploded with growth over the last two weeks in central california!!! |
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This beautiful traditional cottage has been refurbished recently to a very high standard. It features a cosy living room with wood-burning stove, luxurious bath/shower rooms and modern kitchen. There is a large conservatory with magical views over the bay and also a large private garden, where you may sit and relax in the tranquil setting. To find out more, please go to our website http://www.gaskcottage.co.uk
The village of Lamlash offers plenty of facilities within easy walking distance e.g. shops, hotels, restaurants, pubs, craft outlets, as well as activities such as golf, bowls and tennis. Take a short walk to the pier for a ferry trip to Holy Isle, stroll along the beach, or just stay at home to enjoy lovely views from the garden or conservatory.
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From Brodick ferry terminal, drive south on the A841 for 3 miles until you enter the village of Lamlash. The road takes a sharp right turn at the sea front, beyond which you should drive a further 800m and look out for the Pier Head Tavern on the right hand side. Turn up the small road immediately beyond this pub and Gask Cottage will present itself to you after only 100m. There is a parking space immediately in front of the cottage.
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